Tokyo Barrister: Start the law firm bankruptcy

Chapter 52 Civil Complaint from Front Office
Tokyo, Shinjuku District, Shinjuku Center Building, [-]th Floor - Kawamoto Expressway Headquarters.

The time has pointed to 5:56.

The entire floor is already somewhat empty, and many desks are empty.Many employees have been temporarily sent to the Ise Island Hotel to help at the strategic investor summit dinner tonight.In the corridor, a few employees walked by from time to time, and they did not look serious as usual, but chatted with a smile on their faces.

The serious atmosphere in the company has also relaxed towards the evening.

The receptionist yawned wearily and stretched.Under normal circumstances, she would not dare to do this, but today, the management of the company is basically gone, and she went to the Ise Island Hotel.She moved her shoulders, glanced at the time, and pouted involuntarily.

The off-duty time of the employees in the company is generally 18 o'clock, and the off-duty time of the front desk is 18:30.Another long half hour.

Thinking of this, the front desk lady couldn't help but yawned again.

Suddenly, there was a "ding" from the elevator in the distance, and a man in green and yellow clothes stepped out of the elevator, with the words "Post" printed on his body.An anxious expression appeared on the postman's face, with beads of sweat on his forehead, and he murmured: "It's broken, it's broken, it's late, if you can't sign for it, it's a bad thing."

Seeing that the light was still on at the front desk, the delivery man immediately relaxed, but he still ran all the way through the glass door, and took out a postal envelope from the package, "Hi, please sign for it."

"Yeah." The front desk lady nodded, then signed for the mail, and then she glanced at the delivery man.Usually, the post office is unhurried, why does it look so anxious today.What are you sending today?
The lady at the front desk was thinking like this, she was a little lost in thought, and accidentally took it as her own envelope, and tore it open with a "Zi".The moment it was torn apart, the front desk lady suddenly came back to her senses.

Oops!

How to tear it apart!
What a pity, it should have been put in a box, and I will notify the receiving department tomorrow to get it.

Why did I tear it apart again.

I'm so stupid!Wages will be deducted again.

Ugh.

However, it's all torn anyway, why not take a look at what's inside.

The front desk lady couldn't hold back her curiosity immediately, she turned the envelope over and looked at the back.

The light shone on the mailing slip on the back of the envelope.

However, on the mailing slip was the recipient's information handwritten in black pen.

Sender: Tokyo, Shinjuku District Magistrates' Court.

Referee... the referee? !
Seeing that the sender was the Shinjuku District Magistrates Court, the front desk lady was surprised, but she quickly calmed down.Because there are still frequent mail exchanges between Kawamoto Expressway and the court.Because sometimes in a traffic accident, the victim crashes the railing, and the Kawamoto Expressway Legal Department will sue the driver for compensation for the damaged railing.

It is estimated that this is the same document today.

The lady at the front desk opened the envelope and found that there were several A4 papers inside, so she took out the A4 papers and put them on the table.

For some reason, when she took out the A4 paper inside, the front desk lady suddenly felt a little palpitation.It looks like this ordinary envelope, but it contains extremely important documents.

Although, just a few thin sheets of A4 paper.

What was written on it, the receptionist picked up the first A4 paper and started to read it.

However, on the first line of that A4 paper, there were five big characters "Civil Complaint." These five big characters looked particularly dazzling on the white paper, like a sharp sword, flashing out impressively. Its sharp edge stabs straight at its enemy.

When she first saw the five words "civil complaint", the front desk lady was a little confused.

Previously, Kawamoto Expressway had been suing others for crashing the highway railings, so what Kawamoto Expressway generally received was the civil defense sent by the court.

Why is the complaint sent over today?

Could it be that the court sent back the indictment of Kawamoto Expressway by mistake?

The receptionist pursed her lips, thought for a while, and continued to read.

The second line: [Plaintiff: Terai Teru, date of birth...ID card number...address...telephone number...]

The front desk lady frowned slightly, showing a confused expression, and then quickly scanned to the next few lines.

Fifth line: [Defendant: Chuanben Expressway Co., Ltd.Registered address: No. A1, 25th Floor, Shinjuku Center Building, 1-01-[-] Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo.Legal representative: Kotaro Kawamoto. 】

The words "Chuanben Expressway Co., Ltd." instantly crashed into the eyes of the front desk lady like a vehicle traveling at high speed.In an instant, the front desk lady's eyes widened a little, as if she couldn't believe the words written on the A4 paper in front of her, she immediately scanned back several times.

However, there is nothing wrong in front of you.

The defendant is his own company - Kawamoto Expressway! ! !
The lady at the front desk suddenly became a little nervous, holding the A4 paper slightly with one hand, and continued to look down
Line 1: [Claim: Item 2, requesting that the defendant be compensated for the damage to the vehicle worth [-] million to [-] million yuan. 】

1... 2 million yuan? !

The front desk lady immediately rubbed her eyes, as if she couldn't believe the numbers she saw.Kawamoto Expressway...became the defendant...and...have to pay the other party 1 million yuan? !Suddenly, her body trembled a little.Although she doesn't understand the law, seeing this astronomical figure, even a layman knows that this complaint is not trivial.

The lady at the front desk immediately flipped through the other A4 papers, but saw that they were a series of procedural documents specially issued to the defendant, such as the court summons, the notice of litigation rights and obligations, and the notice of responding to the lawsuit.In front of these documents, the front desk lady was stunned.

After being stunned for a minute, the front desk lady stood up immediately, ignoring that she was still stepping on her high heels, and ran immediately.The high-heeled shoes suddenly hit the wide and bright floor, making a sound.

"Legal! Legal!!"

Some shrill shouts from the front desk lady echoed in the corridor.

Some employees who hadn't left immediately looked back at the running front desk lady with puzzled expressions.Why did the front desk lady suddenly look flustered.

At this time, there was only one female legal counsel left in the Kawamoto Expressway office.She was looking in the mirror, grooming herself, getting ready to meet her boyfriend after get off work.

Suddenly, a sharp shout came, shouting "legal affairs", which startled her.

But it was the usual front desk lady who ran to the door of the office, waving a piece of A4 paper with an anxious expression on her face.

"Why are you in such a hurry?" The legal officer frowned, and had no choice but to put the bag he had carried on the table again.After receiving the paper handed over by the lady at the front desk, the legal officer began to read it.

At first, the female legal officer still had an impatient expression on her face.But gradually, brows began to wrinkle.Immediately afterwards, the frown became wider and wider, so that the last two eyebrows seemed to be locked together.Then, she seemed to gasp uncontrollably, and her whole body seemed to tremble slightly.The delicate face seemed to have lost control of its expression, and the female legal officer was stunned when she saw the column of lawsuit requests.

The surrounding air seemed to stop flowing.

After dozens of seconds, the female legal officer suddenly realized, "No, no! I have to go to Imamishi lawyer! I'll take a taxi to the Iseshima Hotel right away!!"

(End of this chapter)